Being a penshuner has its advantages. I think I will get Mr Shoe Snack's bunce for me energy bills. Now, if he could be persuaded to get me the odd tank full of diesel for me tratter --------
Sorry I can't like that. I hope both you and the dog are ok.
I hit a dog on the way home just now ...
She'd slipped her lead and ran out from behind a small parked van ...
I saw a blur of tan and white, swerved right, no oncoming traffic, braked and heard a yelp ...
She ran down the road a few yards and hid in a front garden, the owners are taking her to the vet now ...
I'm in bits ...
Upsetting for you but not your fault.
I hit a dog on the way home just now ...
She'd slipped her lead and ran out from behind a small parked van ...
I saw a blur of tan and white, swerved right, no oncoming traffic, braked and heard a yelp ...
She ran down the road a few yards and hid in a front garden, the owners are taking her to the vet now ...
I'm in bits ...
G
(any sign of @Shimsteriom or @kevstar )
Both have disapperared into thin air so I hope they are enjoying whatever they are doing.
I had noted that @derwendolly now has a motorsnail
Yes, an Auto-Sleeper Mercedes auto, a step up to make sure I get some fun out of my hard-earned before the Charities get the lot - no more living and deserving relatives.
We always think that, - 'What if ......' etc. The dog should not have been loose.
But if the collar had been measured and fitted correctly it could not have been slipped. Good collars can cost a lot of money so it is up to the owner to weigh up the pros and cons of the best one when buying. Nowadays, many people have gone down the harness route to surmount this problem. A 'spooked' dog seems to be able to break free from most collars.
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